Our latest School Board Member Spotlight highlights Dana Krug, a four-term school board member of West Windsor-Plainsboro Regional School District, who spent much of her career as a marketing and project management professional, primarily focusing on education.
School board secretaries and residents interested in board member candidacy can download the free kit, which includes a variety of resources.
The 2021 winners of the New Jersey School Boards Association’s sponsored category titled “New Jersey Hometown Documentary Short” in the Garden State Film Festival will receive their awards in the coming weeks during an NJSBA countywide meeting with school officials.
NJSBA is the state-designated provider of mandated training, which is available at no cost to members.
Qualified entities are invited to submit funding proposals to the New Jersey Council on Developmental Disabilities, according to a memo from the New Jersey Department of Education.
The New Jersey Department of Education is offering a level one liaison training program and a level two program. The courses will be offered online and are free.
The United States Department of Education has granted the New Jersey Department of Education an extension of its 2017 waiver from specific statutory and regulatory provisions regarding middle school math assessment requirements.
The New Jersey Department of Education recently issued a memo reminding all districts, charter schools and renaissance school projects that the School Ethics Commission has established an electronic method for completing personal/relative and financial disclosure statements, which are required to...
The New Jersey Department of Education Office of Special Education will hold free virtual training sessions on collecting and reporting data on the language development of preschool-aged children who are deaf or hard of hearing as required by law.
District test coordinators and district technology coordinators must participate in training on the administration of statewide assessment programs, according to a memo from the New Jersey Department of Education.